business expert to up-
Ptcciate the value of
Sontinel ‘ advertising.
:‘Iwi-h, Icarulwiil—
then are the threo‘
trumpet notes to vic-
my.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered In in. to aim rout-one.
u “.3 Oil- lotto:-
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair and colder tonight.
ESSAY IIIIII‘I
PRIZ WINNERS
III IIIIIIIIIII
South Norwalk Trust company
Will Award Suitable Sums
for Work of Students
nannnIun
wmsmunnnnul%:,
Miss Ella Mansfield Successful
in Grammar School
After SCi’Ql‘lll ions; afternoons oi
strenuous iltllol‘ lilt.‘ coIIIIIIIttIo from
tho i). A. ll.. Mrs. William \\. Gillies.
regent; Mrs. William H.
rcuponding secretary, IIIIII Airs, Kale
l’alnlor ilunter, recording sct‘l'i'lzil‘y.
itayc sclcctcd the prizeninuinc I-xstiyh
II “Ring! Ring for lecItyI"
High School.
Henry Walsh iinuzh. l7 i’IItIInIII :II‘I-~
"nub, South Not-walk. Agc. 17. Pm:
piizc $10.
. Miss (lIIIce FInncis Storling. It ( Ics
(Pill 'l‘cIMIIIIc. South NorIIIilk._ Mac, 1..
Second prizc, $0.
Leo (iottliob, is i-fnvllnImirccl.
ISIIIIth .\‘or\vnlk. Age, 15. Third prize
St.
Charlotte 8.
avenue, South
Fourth prize. 33.
.L‘wunpmflihoulne Thompson. 7 Edits?
avcnUe, East 'Norwnlk.‘ Age, 14. Fifth .
prize. $2. ’.
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37 I Pulrlicld
Ase.
Rider,
’Norwnlk.
Grammar School
I'llln Mansfield ii Plymouth avcnIIt,:
Norwnik. Age. H. l‘iist prize, $10
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llnroldEd. Chnslnnr, 3.3 Stevens.
nil-net Norwnlk. Ago. ll. Second
ptize.$6
Louise .\i Lulu. is “Infield street H & ii R R todnv and mutated to fold but 1"
East .\0Iwalk. 'Third mm
04.
Phoebe Hunted. ‘28 Second stiett
Enot Norwulk. Ago, .13. Fourth prize,
83.
Olivia llllss Sound \"chI uIenuI,
South NoIIInlk Age, ii:
$2.
The committee also make honoIIIlIlI.
mention of the follow ing essays:
High School.
Carlos F Williams South \‘ornulit.
' lJoIotlIy 0. Make, East Nomnlk.
lII‘Ilen II. Hitchcock, South Norn‘nllt
Ethel Jennings. ilownytnn,
S. May Tuck, South Not-walk.
May in Smith, Norwnlk.
Iv‘rIInceu idaklund. Wilton.
lllnncho Ellis, \l’innlpauk.
Grammar School.
llclen (’Ihadeuync. South‘Norwnlk.
George Clarke, South Norwalk.
l'unllne Punlovick, Durien.
Mary (invanugh, Norwnlk.
Murlo il‘oulse Furquhnr, liownytou.
Mildred it]. Miles. South Norwnlk.
~~Glover’s Shoe Store open Wednes-
day eyelliug. Closed nil tiny Thurs-
day.
Imuilnnhn
usuntwnnwun
Annual Report at Washington
Tells What Has Been Done Hare
Ageil' I).
(lonernl W. H. leby, chief of en-
glnoors. ll'. ti. A., in lIlsIrcport for the
Sn ords, cori .
tII.\lt,nlI nt lI‘I‘cIy prices.
Fifth pl Izc. .
Lin the Chi,
Ling nus thought of if
L nidl
‘ High School Alumni.
lennunl
Incipient
Harry Fox and Ernest Tallmadgc
Uhl'ged to Beach Sloop in
Southportto Prevent Sinking
llnrry Fox and Ernest. TuilInadgc.
two II'ell-known South Norwnlk oyster-
Incn. narrowly escaped It watery grave
ll lllll PM"
To Raise 1,500 in Fifteen Days
yesterday afternoon when they got.
caught off Southport in the gale
which blow tip during the ntlornoon,‘
nnd tliclr sloop, the propeltl of the
tumour, now lain bombed til South-I
port, whore aim was put in to saw
her from sinking in tho drop Willi-Ii.
Messrs. Fox nnd ’i‘nlimudge Icfi
South Nnrn‘nik ycutci‘liuy boon for
SIIIIIleoIt for it load of 03.5mm When
Lthcy touched a point opposite South
port, theI wcict ought in tho gain and
IIIIIIII lilliI' it lookid fill tlIoIIIah it.
i nos IIIl Ili’i' nith lIolll lilt‘ bunt I‘IIIIi ill‘f‘
crIII. .‘IlI Fox was at: tho hull" and
Mr Tallmndnc at tho pump. but thcll
cfftuts to \vcnthcl the pub “t‘ll‘ fIlIit-
Lima and tho sloop shipped scat faster
than tho pumps would \H‘ilk. Finally
llli‘ nulls wont to rlbbons and Ilir. For:
put for shorc. They l't‘ltfflli’ii lhc bchch
just In time and had to swim for the
show. .
ili't‘llCllf‘fl from head to foot, both by;
‘tho bllnIlInz rain and by their swim:
IlIc lllt‘il Inudo lllf‘ll' Why to tho rnll-L
roIIIl station and took a train for homo "
'.\lr. Fox in l‘cpIIrlr-d in be laid up at
his homo today no a csuit of his ex
pcricncc.
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—-FOR l-ilRE NIGHT OR DAY.
Tcl. till-12.
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“JOKE” m if!“
[I I HEIGHT Clii
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fiTBATFORD. Nov. 29.-~i’sr‘ftlnlly
unconscious from cold and atnruttlon
and with all of his toes so bndIy “0-:
.zcu that be nun have to lose them
John 'i‘ukolinski, aged 27 years, and
who gives his home its New \'.ork qu5
taken from a box car of the N \.. N L
the llIldgcport Houpital He refused:
to tell anything about himself snvingl
that lie hnd crawled into the car to go;
to sleep it is believed that he enter
led the cm at New York. The pinceL
II hole the car was sent to ill Strap:
ford Is the dcsllnntion of cars which-
his to bc scrappled and this cnI \IIIsL
sent there lust 'l‘uesduI. Section.
hands, it In said, saw thqvmnn lying
but us tIIIInps Very often
nulke use of the old cars the-Io nutlIIf
ToduI tho r-:nil
road men dlscorcrcd his plight and no
titled the town unthoxiiies nillt tthreJ
still that he was sent to the hospital.
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~THANKSGIVING NIGHT.
ilnsketbnll opcnlng. Armory.
New Yorks (with the clever l’itzger
vs. Norwnlk.
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High School vs. l
Dancing.
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NORWALK MILLS”
ill" REMAIN CLOSEDL
The. future of the
Gemini“ was discussed at length yes
tertlnI afternoon, at the meeting ofL
the stockholders of the company and}
it is lather thought that the mill wlIIL
ncvcr start operations again under
the Siffib nugement. This is theL
large woolon- nil in Winnipnuk IIlIlclI
shut down some little time ilgo. on‘
account of lulior conditions und tth
IIood talifi'.
If this mill goes Winnlpauk und‘BEnul"
Norwuik will feel the Ios§ keenly forL
a giant. many local people were etu-
plyed in it. The mills have done a
tremendous business since they stul't-.
‘ Mott's Iflusn
" Inch
5 nchool
L of dirt-atoll
r«. lure.
' Ionnnlttce
it’or tho otil
Norwalk Mills city clerk
FromD camhérl’n'lsnis
"one of Members
qunIInIuI'
Innnvumlm
Time's 'ClIangcs Malta Necessary
Different Church Conditions
ammo.“
Ithonlo to raise Inonm for
cutout of the SIIIHIcIIniIIII
’Inlcslnnt t‘hurch is to be
i ir‘rldny by the i‘lleudll
. nu oruunlzntion III yo: my;
mind ulth in: Humid
A unique
the humor
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launched III
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(Contil
i lusvd
lllls N (with
till
It.
till) tmntnlon i‘lpon;
(Weill A. ‘2‘ 1‘ 11.3 (ILL
IIIIII. II L raisin
I Irv or IIoIIlIIuII
The Norv ullI Hoard of Trude lionrd
held at regular meeting
in fifth notional Book of
loin oveninl
Norwolk u d ut this time elected City; W
n. WWW a ll ml in It MON! mini
(11ch cm
cinl comm) too to represent tbc board
of trade in all its interests. The ldont
has been tonsidcrcd for some time.
,hnd there Lin little doubt but that sL
stop in the proper direction hits bean
taken. ‘ '
Mr. Dilqutb s duties will be maul-l
lnclpal among them is the
meptlon of mnnnfsctnrdrs‘“ rcprcnon- ‘
thrives uhEIe business is that of
looking No uulk over for It pluco to
locate: ale
lime in toan and desirable places to.
either loco e or build as of homes or
factories. L
in prcvlt‘us times no outmoftopn;
.conII-rn with a slow towurd locating
Lin \‘orwnllL has sent its roptcsentn
the hero Lto look ovor the ground!
to those seeking homes
Mcmhciu and editors of the board of
trndc hnIeL been burn and the roprcIL
III-ultitlvcs Limve neletul times lint
town bcnulLo then were Icfcricd from‘
one mun tLl another so .lnnny timcSL
with poorchsulta that thm became
disgustcd.
Mr.
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Not so now and in th‘é in L
ileortlI. its
is under obllgntions to lho‘
board of H do to stop prnctlcnlly ey-
Lcrythlng ILLIIII nnd intcrotu Ilsltors in
l
I the town hid to promote the InleroatsL ”50 for
d of trade and Nothunlk
01th is the man qualified
be beyond question. He is
and us such has much in-
necessary for hiln‘ns spe-
ttea at. his dimer—lips. Then
llworth has always been il
a. citizen, onewho has al-
n'll t'or Norwnllt. both towu
so, that. he could. The on:
of trade directors feel that
man for the place and he
nously chosen.
nstrrrotio , I
oII'cIIrrLtrIttoI
Tripoli, Nov. 29.~Advicc.t
of the hon.
Zl'ir. Dlln
formation
cinl comm
too Mr. IL
progressiw
waIs dono
and city -IW
“the bound
ho is the
was unuuit
-Jndilwy had not intended to human)
tho specInlL .
tunnnnuvunu
nunuhinhunn
Mr. and firs. Thomas ft. Lilly,
of East Norwich, Entertain
. Party of Relatives
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Sigiday lost Ira; the twenty -tifth
wedding unntlorssry of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas R. Lilly. of Section aIanIIe
Hi i SMOKER
Alli] ilJRKEY
particular celebration. Mrs. Lilly went
to church In the morning null when
she returned she received the groatcstf
surprise. of hcr IlfLe-L hor husband hav-
lug had his before bur return.
It solemn that n. unnIlIo-r of their
wcnlthy relatives [from Stamford and
New York had It forgotten tho OI. .
«Indian and had nut-d o lltllc ourI
prise. foI Mr and III Lilly on the day L
of their sliver woddlng nulliuirhht‘r.
ill automobiles Ill. ghosts came
Norwnlh. bringing with them
811:”. forcdii‘lfl turkcys and all tth
lilim‘l fixina. ti of p big dinner. They
know that tho) would ho unoxpr-I'II-d
‘nnd so I) ought with them tho dinner
II Ioidcr to Will to nmIIIrs on tholl
. Iilrh III
l I’tlr Lilly. wilt
tulII-n off his to
Lunchtn nppcarod
L a Fine Entertainment for a
Number of Guests .
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iiiilllliil Pilfll Bills
0ifflctropolltan Orchestra, of Nor-
walk, Gives Musical Program
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Good followship ri-ignod suproinc at
tho Nutmeg Club, Inc: err-ninth on the
ort'nsion of tho annual
and turkey supper. The members and
Ihcir nut-sis. numbering about
hundrcd in nil, thoroughly enjoyed the
no at home. was .1
when all thew"
ut the surprise or
his who was all or. However. bmn; The pool tournament of lii‘ltHIIll
LI'I-I-uvtu-Iul from L hulr untonlshmcul i Mia timed and the ditch of NHL liilL’
land anon tho house rung IIltlI Inc was opened too games being: played
IncrrI lIiInlIiIr .Ind moorings whith
\MFlti twin»: oxchoulwd. The ladies of;
iflio pint: prcpnrcd tho ItinnI-r IlIIrI'
Lhnd brourhi and soon (I upload pool
I 20011} {In nil Net'lnf'ffii to am it w‘ns BEPUIY u S MARSHAl
ono of the plonkunlcut fnllllh rc «nannio
err-r hold in Tin! Norwalks nnd one
of the most onioyublo nnulvorhnrion
Annular “outpost“, Domino-l
m inmlltpwfrisl of
McNamara authors
In»...
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of Mr ind \irs Lilly s twenty five.’ '
Anions the uncut VII” Judge Jennings.
of Stamford.
lhg day wn opantil
‘good time in which
music played s part and the I-lsltorcp
uftor showering Mr. and Mrs. Lilly:
.wlth presents and congratulations. de- .
parted on tholr return Journey
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LOS ANGELES. Col“ Nov. 29m-
Three battlefields instead of one loom-
”Closed all day tomorrow. 0”.an up todsr before District Attornei
this «Honing Great A & p Tea Co" John D. Frederlchs and Clarence SJ.
m Linn-ow. chief counsel for James B.5
sass TnoLLE' on Land John J McNamara. secretary.-
Itressuror of the international Asso-
in“ "'8 “WM“: cistlon of Bridge and Structural iron
. LWoriIon. Jointly indicted for murder
. Lin connection with the has Aussies;
William A. 'Sponct’l‘. 0f “WW“HT. LTIHIBI. exploilon. Detour] 191.0
has brought suit in the common pleas? Besides tho dolly clash before Judge
:court against the Connecticut com LWnlter Bordwell in the case of Jamaal
”mm claiming $1 00” damages Ac B McNamara. the two opposing chiefs
crdlnx to the papers filed. the plain will direct their attention also to the
tilt “l“ “ pnsscnucr 9" ’i "0"“ ‘3' latest deIelopment-Athe arrest of
going {tom \‘orwalk to Westport on Hurt ll. Franklin nu oxideputy United.
."HV 33 0‘ “ll“ 39'" ““d the "0“ States Marshal. on a charge of hurling
doctor of the cur told the passengers bribed n prospective in: or in the I.”:
then could lune to trnnSfcr to the Norman (.535 and of having attemptch
cur ahead. This thov did and Spencer to influence the verdict of the jury.
nova thul theta With such I crowd on
”l” 9‘“ that h“ w“ obliged ‘0 Em“d’o'clock today before u Justice of the
on ‘1‘“ running “o“ld- Lpeuce and counsel fot the lift-Noninras.
Another 0*" will” "“99“ 30°“ who yesterday furnished 810 000 cash’
Laftorwurdo struck U1“ running Will'd' “boil for Franklin. will trace a Iigul-
on which he was standing and his“ 055 fight to clear him of {he charges.
unkle was badly lnIornted He spent: . Approaching m5 is the trial of H
could not follow his duties as hotel Bender, indicted by SM Grand Jury
clerk 1“ the Clifford HOW '01 30m“- for an alleged attempt to dInamlte
time Lthe Hall of Records in August, 1910.
my. . . no...
--FOR HIRE NlGl-lT OR DAY,
7- passenger touring cur. limousine nndL
tmlcab. Tel. 101-12.
noon fits Ill not
IIoIIIIIuIt lllE STOLEN
tlon, but now completed. that furnish-
es the stage fop the central McNamara
Ltrlnl. The trial is set for Decent
’bor 12.
L Both District Attorney Fredericks
and Attorney Dotrovli. therefore fnccd
Ltodsy the prospect of distIlbutlng
their associates to handle the ramifi-
Some one in East Nornaik is either cations 01111836 63808 From the 1133*
crazy about door mills or else they fire I “it" proceedings Of “10 VIONRmN'R
purlolulnu them for the base/purpnnthrlal. Attorney Darrow designated his
of making money. A Sentinel neport- 'rlsht hand man. Locomota Davis to
or \Vli'ii informed yesterday that sevt L take charge iOGfii’ 0! the Idrnnkllu de-
oral families have complained thatffenee- Assistant District Attorney J0:
they have had their door mats taken .l seph Ford will handle the Case ngulnst
SUPPER _.H[ill
Nutmeg Club Members Provide m...
lull alllokor ‘
onc '
owning. which “no one of plounuro._
A prolilnlnnrv hesrlult was set for l L
she fired th first shot, Stokes testifiedl
medical “WW0“ "‘"ld heLB. Connor. A. B. Maples and F lIaL e ‘
L the same building then under construed
. ed away from his head and body. nel It was at the when just east of Now
Fill .ililJSill i
illiiiiillliii Will
Die, Olsen, of 96 South Main
Street, Removed to‘ the
Norwalk Hospita
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Oie Olsen, of 96 South Main street.
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mil with a painful accident ycs- IWIie, Two Children, Win Grailli- ‘
I‘lPlda) afteInoon. when he fainted andL ‘
Lfell on Ihe sidewalk In front of Mag mother and Another “Blaiivo
lncr & Flynn's saloon, at the corner ofL - v '
Washington and “21th streets, sus ”ESP—Ls Victims
mining II fInctured skull. Mr. ()isenL
is now undelgolng treatment at the
L ‘Ii'oiuullt Hospital and It is built-ltd LCRUElIV EAUSEB ”MI”
that he will ro '0Iot
lilr Illson had attended the matinee I" [[AVE S'lK woflxlfin
at lion. 5 'ihcntre and was on his pay
to W aicr street. W hen he reathcd the _
Icorucr ho was nttacked with dizziness Deed Committed m Hausa in
and then fell. He struck the conc;rcte
.sidcualk‘ with some truce with his L0di,"."]., Yesterday _
head and iIIImcdlniolI the blood com ' .._.______ '
‘mcnccd to flow qullo fIcclI from him HACKENSACK, x J” Nov. 20—1011?“
””3" mouth ““1 “‘5 raged becausc his wife would not re-
A hurry call was Still. for Dr. Fran- turn to him, lgnazo Piesciu, a «milk
cis i, liurncil. “1“) “m‘c‘l 1“ "' jm‘ ' worker, yesterday sh’otfand killed h“.'
and nut-mind the man lie was taken his {“0 children, the grindmother 5:
"f “‘9 \0“‘“”‘ WWW“ ””9 D’ ‘hls wife, another relatiIe by marriage'
“illlum "' Wm.) “M Iullcd and and thou ho tircd II bullet into his own
nttcndod the unfit-ring man. The pity-f brain.
sicians diagnosed tho case as a frnc-L Ii’lencin called yestcrday afternoon . '
“we 0" we skull: . Lat the home of Sebastian Pccorino, in
Mr. Olsen retained conunnnd ”of his: Union mm,“ Lodi. who're his wife and
Lfacnltiou and who conscious through “,0 children “we staying within!—
.out. At tho hospital this morning it.l olives. The moment he entered the
was sI-nlI-Il that he was still conscious house he hogan to use his revolver
ilnd had a very good chanrc to retort-r. with deadly accuracy.
M: .'iilh'ou is at pfl'titinl rmployed bx . The dond follow.
the ltntlel Oyster Compflh) and is said 500‘“le Mrs. Anna. sixtyvflve.
to be an honest. hnrd working man mother in law of Sebastian Pecori-
who ”i well liked l“ ”‘0” with whom no. shot through the head ' L
LW‘ ’0’ WW“ ml” “0““ imooulxo um Antonio. count!-
L sight, grandmother of lira. ~ -~ <2
starts mum . m... I... mow
an. wife of the
. ' through the heart.
NEW YORK. soc. 29.~—-The attor- PLESClA. igmo thirty shot in tho
noys for the showgirls. Lilllnm Grh- L head
Iham and Ethel Conrad, extracted 20L PLESCIA. Fedlo, seven, daughter of
Idnish their Irosskxamlnatlon of W. ignazo Plescia, shot in the head and
L‘8 l) Stokes today. Stokes is the spine. ‘ "* ',
complainant at the trial of the girls; PLESCIA Rossnno. four. son of l:- .
‘fpr attempted murder and their coun-z nazo mama shot in the head. ' ‘
Isel is trying to prom that when they? Ten days 1150‘ Mrs pleacia cl.
lshot him at Miss Graham's apartment her husband's arrest on s‘chargeliot' , ‘
last June they tired in self defense. 'wue beating, and memos} Kerr ro-
him He! Robert B Moore 10th)" do. quired him to furnish a. bond to ap-
Lcllned to explain what he hoped to dE‘L pea!- before if]? grand jury as,” Hacken.
LIeiop yesterdat afternoon when hegsuck. He frequenth had abused his
questioned Stokes about Al Adams; pretty young wife, ever since their
the‘ ‘Policy King." who committed sul-Imamage in V"; York city eight; .
Icido in Stokes' hotel. in October.’ Icars ago. To avoid notoriety the
1910. Stokes admitted that he knew nlfe remained with him until she
:Adnms, but denied that he was with could bear the treatment no longer.
.Ihin II hen he died The court finallyl Brought “Gifts" for Children..
:stopped this line of questioning. Following her husband's arrest Mrs.
The "035 evatninatlnn 0‘ the “9‘“ Plescia left his home on Garibaldi ‘
Lthy hotel man thus farhss been Inain- aienue, Lodl and went to mg with.
Iiy an attack of his character and on'
often to show that in the case of Miss
LGrahdm he was the pursu or and nor.”
as Stokes intimated. the pursued.
Miss Graham had stepped out of the
parlor and back into the hallway whe'niL
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TiiAlll VlllECK lfll'Eil|L§L ,
300 ifllfllll LIVES
A number of people are today thanib ‘
ing their lucky stars that they were ,
'not killed or severely injured when -
‘ssid. and wrestled with ‘her for its,‘ the 3 ”5 0‘“ °£ New Haven, MOM"
“05535510“. Iatternoon was derailed near New Ro- .
Ilmd you not testify in the mug-L chelle one motor car and a mail our _
mites court that this gill weighing; jumping '9 track. The file parlor
100 pounds had taken hold of youL cars and foul couches... which wens car-
and dragged you down the hall (orLrying 800 passengers remained on tite-
about nine feet?". asked Miss Ora 't,racks as did another motor car, and
ham's counsel. L8 baggage car, Which cmpl‘ised the
"Not in the way you put it," StokesLti‘ain
answered. .‘He explained that she' in railrad circles, it is reported to-
backed down the hall and that Inas Ldai Inst the train was an hour into
much as he had hold of the pistol he and the motorman was trying to make
followed her. trying to keep it point-L Up time when the accident occurred;
today. He was sure that he had not‘
grabbed her before she fired but he
Ldld seize the pistol afterwards. MI
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was emphatic in declaring that ho had L Rochelle that the cars left the‘ track.»
not assailed Miss Graham prior to her The first motor had cleared the switch.
producing the rev alt-In- L safely, but the second Jumped the fr
d hero and it is enrnestly hopod‘byL
all that the light may soon be seen
through the clouds, the mill again
started up. * '
President C. P. Bentley. of New
Milford, presided at the planting,
which was well attended.
~MlLLlNERY REDUCTION SALE
All trimmed hats, shapes. plumes,
floivera‘, ribbons. etc. at greatly reduc-
all prices. Mrs. A.. Altenbrandt, 31
80. Main St. South Norwolk.
fiscal year lull. discusses work‘on the
improvement or various Connecticut
waterways.
All available lIIIlnIII-c of $00,400 was
_ reported for work ut Bridgeport hur-
bor and “0,000 for Norwnlk Harbor.
An estimate of $0,300 for completing 2
IItIpI'ovcmonts at Five Mile River is
submitted. $17,000 for Southport har-
bor and $3,000 for Westport harbor
and Ballgatucii river.
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«DON'T FORGET ‘
the Naval Mllitlu Ball at tho Norwaik
Armory, Thanksgiving Eve. Dancing
from 8 to 2.
—THANK80IVING FOOTBALL.
Two big some: at Amusement Pink
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
advanced
November
Bodoulnn ILIlIo had previously ambush
ed an itallLIn scouting detachment
hit; in a vlc tory
ly all the
[he battlel
dead and
the Nova] {Militia Ball, at the Norwalk
Armory. Thanksgiving Eve.
from 8 toi2.
TRIPOL‘L,
received here from Bonghazl by tho
ltallan military headquttrtota' staff on‘
nouuce ttht illl itnllan flying column
recently. . .
Harry Rider was one victim of the
mat stealer: and two of his have been .
removed. The queer part of the thefts
at his home is that both have been
taken in the daylight. Mr. mammals
seen them on. the rear porch after ti
o'clock ln‘the murning and they have
disappeared completely within the
next hour.
The authorites have been notified
and are on the. Watch for the guilty
parties. whose cases will ‘go'hsrd with
them if they are apprehended.
Live miles into the desert on
07 and attacked a band of
A aeIere encounter ensued, result
for the Italians. Nonr-
edoulns were left dead on
old. The itollsns lost 12
0 wounded.
LE
wwwmfi- IM
lF-DON’T FORGET
—-O)o«d ‘81! day. tomorrow. Open
this evening. GroLt A. o P. Toll Co.
I~
Dancing
Franklin for the prosecution, while 0
Ray Horton. chief trial deputy, will
look after the Hall of Records‘ case
for the state. As fsd‘us the eight sworn
jurors undone mun passed for cause
in tho McNamaLLrll trial were concern-
or] the deputies ac usual carefully
censored the nowspaptus and no know-
ledge of the alleged bribery attempt
had reached them
p..-
George w.‘ Mills. of Broad lover.
a completed setting out the fine
California privot badge for thoLmapt
Norwalk Cemetery Annotation. The
Work has been dons Wall and is a. cred-
it to hir. Mills.
‘mr'
that Ethel ran to the window and
shouted ”Police! Murder! Police!"
.“No,” replied Stokes. “She shouted
after the shooting and her back was
to the window when she yelled“...
TWlNBi 30 H GIRLS.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hendricks, of:
South Norwalk. lilo the proud parents
of girl twins, born yesterday. Mother
and daughters ore doing nicely. The
balmy {other ll. on employ» of De-
Klyn's bakery. .
The colonial: and tho Atwood: will
play bhokotbalLtomoI-row afternoon.
“Wasn't it before shots were nred'tiullins the mall car along with it.
300 foot picket. fence wss '.knocit u
down by the derailed motor ‘as thbus
Iit were made of paper. Two persons
were slightly injured, being struck by
pieces of the fence when the 'o _
smashed into it, I \
-—THANKWI.VINIB NIGHT.
Basketball opening, A “ “‘X
New Yorks (\vlth mommy sham
nld) vs. Norwall‘t. High school v
High School Alumni Dancing. ‘
r
The Womsn' s Christian Tampersn
Union will postpone its Friday orchid“
social until further notice.
Norwalk Chronicler